What were the reasons behind Germany’s foreign policy? Check all that apply.Germany was determined to increase its influence.Germany wanted to acquire more territory.Germany hoped to sever its ties with Italy. Germany opposed the rise of totalitarianism in Europe. Germany did not like the terms of the Treaty of Versailles.

Germany under the Nazis sought to expand its power and influence, including by acquiring more territory. It also rejected the Treaty of Versailles, which it viewed as unfair and restrictive. Germany did not seek to break its ties with Italy, and it supported rather than opposed the rise of totalitarianism in Europe.

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